Through stern acts passed by the Diet at Västerås in 1527, he was able to confiscate all the properties of the Roman Catholic Church.
According to Mr. Spitzer's complaint, these deals allowed Mr. Stern to act on information released after the market's closing bell, while other investors had to wait until the next day to make their trades.
Had Stern not acted then, Arenas and Crittenton would have faced uniform suspensions for the rest of the season.
The stern section acted as an anchor and caused the Fitzgerald to come to a full stop, causing everything to go forward.
Tan Chye Hee, Singapore police deputy commissioner, said: "Police take a stern view of acts that could threaten religious harmony in Singapore.
It has also increased their willingness to act as stern monitors rather than chummy advisers.
(party + p, e in poor, & lit).. Rev. Canon C. M. Broun: Do stern evangelical reverends principally act like a Jeremiah at revels?
Better yet, let's clone the Nassau Interim Finance Authority as a comparable apolitical watchdog agency on the federal level to act as "stern parent to ceaselessly warring siblings" ["Tough Love From Angel on Nassau's Shoulder," Dec. 15].
It is about to receive a stern EU injunction to act "sensibly and responsibly" by scrapping a planned referendum asking voters whether they would like the island to seek membership of the United Nations under its historic name, the "Republic of China", or just "Taiwan".Why is the EU meddling?
It's hard to cheer a central bank's move to make it cost more to borrow money, but central banks must act like stern parents who weather their children's criticism because they know there's good reason to impose discipline.
So as to comprehensively explain why people act environmentally, Stern (2000) proposed the VBN theory which assessed the influence of individuals' moral judgment as well as perceived environmental values on decision to engage in PEB Stern (2000).
